FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE AT UNSCRIPTED

    Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis

    Your Labs Are More Than Numbers.

    A deeper look at your blood chemistry. A more complete understanding of your health.

    You’ve had your bloodwork done. You’ve been told everything looks normal. But if you still struggle with fatigue, brain fog, weight changes, poor sleep, low energy, or simply not feeling like yourself, you may still have questions.

    At Unscripted, Keri King, MPAS, PA-C, RHP looks at your laboratory results alongside your symptoms, medical history, medications, lifestyle, and previous testing to identify patterns that may deserve a closer look.

    The goal is not to chase individual numbers. It is to better understand what your results may be telling us and whether additional evaluation, treatment, or lifestyle changes may be appropriate.

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    A Broader View of Your Health

    Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis may help evaluate several connected areas of your health. Which areas we explore depends on your clinical history and the laboratory information available.

    • Metabolic health
    • Thyroid and hormone function
    • Cardiovascular wellness
    • Nutritional status
    • Liver and kidney function
    • Blood sugar regulation
    • Inflammation-related patterns

    Testing is individualized. Keri may review existing labs or recommend additional testing based on your symptoms, medical history, previous results, and health goals.

    Keri King in green clinical scrubs beside Unscripted’s Functional Blood Chemistry Analysis message about reviewing laboratory patterns in context.

    When “Normal” Doesn’t Answer Every Question

    You may have been told your bloodwork is normal and still experience fatigue, brain fog, weight changes, poor sleep, low energy, or simply feel that something is off.

    That does not automatically mean something is wrong.

    But it may mean your symptoms deserve a more complete clinical review.

    Keri looks at how laboratory findings fit together rather than relying on one number in isolation.

    We don’t just ask whether a number is normal. We ask what the overall pattern may be telling us.

    A result within a reference range is not, by itself, evidence of a hidden condition. Symptoms, examination, and appropriate follow-up help guide medical decisions.

    Different Tests Answer Different Questions

    Functional Blood Chemistry

    A broad view of metabolic, hormonal, nutritional, and systemic health.

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    GI-MAP

    A deeper look at digestive health, the microbiome, digestive function, and potential pathogens.

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    MRT

    Helps identify patterns of food-related immune reactivity that may be useful when building an individualized nutrition strategy.

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    These tests answer different questions. Depending on your symptoms and health history, Keri may recommend one test, a combination of tests, or no additional testing at all.

    MRT is not a substitute for standard food allergy evaluation, and its results do not establish a food allergy diagnosis. All testing findings need clinical context.

    A Thoughtful, Individual Approach

    1. Your Health Story

      Review symptoms, medical history, medications, supplements, lifestyle, goals, and previous testing.

    2. Review Existing Labs + Determine What Is Needed

      Patients can bring recent labs. Keri reviews what has already been tested and determines whether additional testing would add meaningful information.

    3. Connect the Dots

      Keri evaluates patterns, trends, relationships between markers, and how the findings fit with the patient’s overall health.

    4. Decide What Comes Next

      Recommendations may include nutrition, lifestyle changes, additional testing, medical treatment when appropriate, continued monitoring, or referral when indicated.

    Medical Experience. A Restorative Perspective. Individual Care.

    Keri King, MPAS, PA-C, RHP, Unscripted’s functional medicine provider.

    Keri King, MPAS, PA-C, RHP combines functional medicine training with more than two decades of clinical experience as a Physician Assistant.

    Because she is a licensed medical provider, she can evaluate laboratory findings in the context of symptoms, medical history, medications, and the overall clinical picture, and provide medical treatment within the practice’s scope when appropriate.

    Her goal is not to chase individual lab values. It is to help patients understand their health more clearly and make thoughtful decisions about what comes next.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Our functional medicine and wellness testing services support patients in Addison, North Dallas, and Plano. Start with your health story, not a preselected testing package.

    Your Health Deserves More Than a Quick Look.

    Your bloodwork is personal. Your symptoms are personal. Your health history is personal. Your care should be, too.

    If you want a more complete understanding of your laboratory results and overall health, start with a Functional Medicine consultation at Unscripted.

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    Real medicine. Individual care. Always Unscripted.

    Educational information does not replace individualized medical advice. Functional medicine complements primary and specialty care and is not a substitute for emergency or acute medical care.